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Retained Puppy Teeth in Dogs
Puppies are born without any visible teeth. Around 3 weeks of age their puppy teeth, or “deciduous teeth”, begin to erupt from the gum line. By about 4 months of age, puppies will have a full set of 28 deciduous teeth. At about 3.5 to 4 months of age, a puppy’s adult teeth will begin […]
Read MoreAcid Reflux in Dogs
Gastrointestinal reflux is characterized by an uncontrollable flow of gastric or intestinal fluid into the esophagus. This condition may be due to a brief relaxation of the sphincter (muscular opening from the esophagus to the stomach) or as a result of chronic vomiting. These gastric juices can cause damage to the lining of the esophagus […]
Read MoreThe Importance of Microchipping Your Pet
Here at Dartmouth Vet, we never want to see your pets get lost or stolen. If that were to ever happen, having your pet microchipped will greatly increase your chances of getting them back home.
Read MoreAre You Prepared For Possible House Fire?
House fires affect all family members including our furry family members. Here are some tips on how to prevent your pets from causing house fires and protecting them in case of one:
Read MoreVeterinary Diets vs. Grocery/Pet Stores
Your veterinary team will often recommend feeding a diet sold exclusively through hospitals.
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